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Episode 013: Steve Wilmot: The PGA Tour’s longest standing Tournament Director discusses the early years, what many don’t know about the Heritage Classic, and why ‘Yes’ is the answer, even before he knows the question.

2019-11-09

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Steve Wilmot is not only the Tournament Director of the RBC Heritage, presented by Boeing, but he’s also one of the nicest people you will ever meet. In his 34 years of being involved in the Heritage Classic and the Heritage Classic Foundation, he has seen it all. In today’s interview he discusses how important the community is to him and the tournament, the two times the tournament almost didn’t happen, his ‘team’ style of management and a whole lot more. Mention his name to anyone in the Hilton Head area, the state of South Carolina or at PGA Tour headquarters and the first thing they will do is smile. It’s a testament to him as a human being as well as his total dedication to the Heritage Classic and its Foundation.